I don’t have the skills or tools to build anything like this, but it is a pleasure to see you construct something useful and beautiful from start to finish.
It has inspired me to start making planes again. I have the Makita bandsaw and have bought the Veritas adjusters. Just for good measure I bought a blade and adjuster kit too. So the first plane is easier.
I can't think of a better way to end the day than watching the master create another masterpiece. Thank you my friend for sharing your many talents. I wonder sometimes which is more important, your skills or your patience. Maybe both, I think.
Now that I am done watching the video...this is just a oh my beautiful piece of engineering right here...I will add this to my projects I want to make list...hats off sir on this one...wow.
Every time I watch these videos I think back to all the times I have simply restored an antique hand plane. I know the time, and patience, involved in taking something already designed and machined for me and simply making it true and clean is immense. I can't imagine the time that goes into your work. If you were to put an estimate on it; how many hours do you spend on the design and making of one of your planes?
I enjoyed watching your build. One concern I've had is the bandsaw blade guide is so high above where it's cutting. Not the first video I've see with, in my opinion, too much blade exposed to cut right through those gloves and fingers of your's.
Just going back over your videos I love watching your plane builds. I noticed you haven’t made a low level jack plane have you no need for one or do you already have one
After heat treating your blades, do you temper them back? If you do - at what temp, and for how long? Or do you just bring the cutting edge to a color phase? Your pieces bring peace to my heart - a true craftsman marching on! Thanks for sharing!
I made a hand plane using one of your past videos as inspiration. In those videos you didn't use fasteners to secure the wood into the base. Did you experience separation or did the word part's come loose on previous planes, thus causing the need to use fasteners? I love your work and plan on making more planes.
Is “1018 cold” the type of steel you’re using on the body? What kind for the blade? I’m so inspired by your work I’d like to try making one myself! Any info you could provide would be very much appreciated!
Sir your craftsmanship is incredible. Another beautiful project/tool.
I’ve watched every plane build you have done, and still watching. Thank you.
I don’t have the skills or tools to build anything like this, but it is a pleasure to see you construct something useful and beautiful from start to finish.
Your level of precision and craftsmanship is incredible. And those shavings, WOW! I was mesmerized by your video. Thanks for sharing!
Never ceases to amaze me, the skill you have at making these planes!!
Seeing you use harbor freight tools to make better tools is the definition of a craftsman. Extremely impressive work.
It takes a extremely talented person to be able to make an item like this from scratch!
It has inspired me to start making planes again.
I have the Makita bandsaw and have bought the Veritas adjusters. Just for good measure I bought a blade and adjuster kit too. So the first plane is easier.
I can't think of a better way to end the day than watching the master create another masterpiece. Thank you my friend for sharing your many talents. I wonder sometimes which is more important, your skills or your patience. Maybe both, I think.
If you have patience, you can make it
@@YoungJe great job ! ! Have you thought of making a spill plane ?
hello, your know-how is really impressive. I would love to have a nice tool in my tool box, nice job
After watching your videos you have inspired me to try my hand at making an infill plane. Thanks for sharing your videos .
Simplemente asombroso. Mis respetos y gracias por hacer que el arte de la construcción original prevalezca en el tiempo.
Now that I am done watching the video...this is just a oh my beautiful piece of engineering right here...I will add this to my projects I want to make list...hats off sir on this one...wow.
Every time I watch these videos I think back to all the times I have simply restored an antique hand plane. I know the time, and patience, involved in taking something already designed and machined for me and simply making it true and clean is immense. I can't imagine the time that goes into your work. If you were to put an estimate on it; how many hours do you spend on the design and making of one of your planes?
This work was about 40 hours.
That plane is a thing of beauty, you're a very talented guy. I'm looking forward to seeing more of your videos.
As usual beautiful work and an incredible piece. Thank you.
A beautifully crafted piece of work many thanks for sharing Richard
You are a true craftsman! Beautiful work!
На таком инструменте обязательно должно быть имя мастера.Это инструмент на века!
Difficult, beautiful and precise job requiring experience and a lot of patience, congratulations 👌. (POLAND).
Wow!
That's an impressive plane man!
Great job!
이번에도 역시 하나의 예술입니다! 보는 내내 입이 다물어지지 않네요. 한국 특유의 면장갑도 반가워 보입니다. 댓글단 서양인들의 찬사에서 그들의 존경심을 엿볼수 있습니다.
수고 많으셨습니다!
감사합니다
That was just amazing I bet it’s better than what you can buy!! Impressive bravo sir
thank you
That is a beautiful stunning piece of art mr je. Craftsmanship at it's best my friend. 🍾
Would love to see all the planes you have made in one video. I love them all.
Very skillful, I would like to someday become as skilled as you. Your skill is respected.
Incredible Job and a very beautiful plane. I am enjoying to watch your work.
Wow... What a beautiful job, man! 😮
Really amazing work!!! Congrats! 😃
thank you
absolutely amazing... I want to try this so bad, and ironically, this is the exact style plane I need.... also in block plane form
Beautiful craftsmanship!
Another fantastic Plane Beautiful love your work
I admire the excellent workmanship. 😍 Nice work, congratulations. 👏👏
You're an inspiration -- absolutely spot on!
Phenomenal craftsmanship!
Amazing craftsmanship.
Absolutely fantastic work again.
You are extremely talented! Amazing work.
워우~어마어마 합니다.
단순 대패라기보단 작품이라고 불리워도 될 정도로 멋지구리 하군요.
건강하십시오~
Absolutely beautiful work.
금속으로 주먹장을 했는데..틈이 없다니..대단하십니다. 장인의 손길이네요
감사합니다
Wonderful job "maestro"!
Wow that's absolutely beautiful amazing job brilliant well done.
I don't think the steel and infill design will crack and fail any time soon. Did you ever design a depth guide and fence for it?
Your skills are exceptional. 👍👍👍👍
오늘도 주옥같은 공구 제작영상 잘 보고 갑니다.
감사합니다
A very beautiful you have made there
Enjoyed your video and gave it a Thumbs Up
I enjoyed watching your build. One concern I've had is the bandsaw blade guide is so high above where it's cutting. Not the first video I've see with, in my opinion, too much blade exposed to cut right through those gloves and fingers of your's.
나무깍이는 소리가 경쾌합니다~
언제봐도 최고예요ㅎㅎ~
감사합니다~^^
Meus parabéns pelo excelente trabalho! Uma Plaina manual, que mais parece uma obra de arte! BRASIL!
Amazing workmanship..!..!
What a gorgeous b set. Nice work!
Just going back over your videos I love watching your plane builds. I noticed you haven’t made a low level jack plane have you no need for one or do you already have one
Another great tool perfectly made.
Nice work!
*impressive craftsmanship.*
Отличный доборник, золотые руки.👍👍👍
After heat treating your blades, do you temper them back? If you do - at what temp, and for how long? Or do you just bring the cutting edge to a color phase? Your pieces bring peace to my heart - a true craftsman marching on! Thanks for sharing!
In my case, I don't temper when making a plane blade
Thank you for the reply, waiting to see what you do next.
Absolutely beautiful 😊👍
You made a Jack Rabbet! Amazing!
Excellently! Goodwirk. Feito à mão é mais caprichoso. Muito mais capcioso.
Very impressive work!
beautiful work
Whats your fav workbench, mr. Young.
Would u do making your fav workbench?
Beautiful work!
Very nice work.
Masterful work.
Нет слов, VIVAT МАСТЕРУ!!!
wow wonderful, no, sublime! a true work of art.
Do you use a particular kind of epoxy when inserting the wood? Or would anything work? Looks amazing!
Que ferramenta fantástica!!!
Parabéns.
Me ha encantado como lo has hecho, te encargaria que me hicieras los mios
Awesome plane!
Beautiful!👍🏻😀
Magnifique travail. Merci
Wow. Nice work.
Great work
just fantastic ... very good job
You are so very talented!
I made a hand plane using one of your past videos as inspiration. In those videos you didn't use fasteners to secure the wood into the base. Did you experience separation or did the word part's come loose on previous planes, thus causing the need to use fasteners? I love your work and plan on making more planes.
Another great job, what kind of wood do you mostly use for a infill? Do you get your adjuster from Lee Valley?
Nicely done.
Very very good mister.
Great video as usual! 👍
Beautiful work of art 👍. What was that glue you used?
Is “1018 cold” the type of steel you’re using on the body? What kind for the blade? I’m so inspired by your work I’d like to try making one myself! Any info you could provide would be very much appreciated!
The body is made of 1018 steel and the blade is made of 1095 high carbon steel.
Yes indeed Craftsmanship at its best....
Excelente. Muito caprichoso!
Esse é fera mesmo... quem sabe faz e faz bem.
Why glue the wood parts?
Would you mind sharing the metal stock details?
👍👍👍
WoW
Thank you for sharing 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I've always wanted to ask why you use the dovetail and preening construction instead of welding?
Because welding would warp the steel
is your belt/disc sander from Harbor Freight? If not what make and model is it?
www.harborfreight.com/6-in-x-9-in-combination-belt-and-disc-sander-61750.html
@@YoungJe thank you
C'est de l'œuvre d'art bravo salut j🛠😉
How much does it weigh? Because it seems very heavy. Great job!
It's quite beatyful. Master
Top top top top 🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🤩
BRAVO !!!
Ultimate Master !!! ^^
Thanks, my friend